Your Future Looks Bright!
Lesson 3: Space Travel
The Future
Fill in the blanks with the correct FUTURE forms: (Will / Going to / Present Continuous / Simple Present)
1. A: What …are… you …going to do…… (do) when you grow up? B: I ……………………………………………… (be) a millionaire!
9. I haven’t seen Julian for a long time but I think I …………………………… (recognize) him.
3. A: I need some money to but that beautiful purse. B: Don’t worry. I ………………………………… (give) you some.
4. I got the plane tickets. I ………………………………………. (fly) on Sunday.
5. A: Have you got any plans for the summer? B: Yes, we ……………………………………………. (go) to Italy in June.
6. Be careful with that knife; you ………………………………………. cut yourself.
7. A: Whose is that coat? B : It’s Jillian’s. She ………………………………………… (wear) it at Christmas Eve.
8. A: Why did you call your uncle Bob? B: My sister and me ……………………………………………….. (visit) him tomorrow. 9. If don’t have a visa, you ………………………… (not / be able to) travel to the U.S.
10. A: What are you doing with that chair? B: I ………………………………… (take) to my room.
11.A: Why are you wearing your bathing suit? B: I ………………………………………………… (go) to the public pool with Henry.
Look at Carol and Adam’s diary below. Then, use the PRESENT CONTINUOUS form to say what their arrangements are for this week, as in the example: …show more content…
Millennials, children born between 1982 and 2002, are beginning to populate the workforce. They are known as the generation of caring and sharing – having detailed their daily lives on social media, and blogs. They believe that honesty is the most important quality for being a leader. So, no one is going to get paid just for showing up anymore. More flexible, more freelance, more collaborative and a far less secure job world will probably be the rule. These changes could only be handled by a generation with new
Lesson 3: Space Travel
The Future
Fill in the blanks with the correct FUTURE forms: (Will / Going to / Present Continuous / Simple Present)
1. A: What …are… you …going to do…… (do) when you grow up? B: I ……………………………………………… (be) a millionaire!
9. I haven’t seen Julian for a long time but I think I …………………………… (recognize) him.
3. A: I need some money to but that beautiful purse. B: Don’t worry. I ………………………………… (give) you some.
4. I got the plane tickets. I ………………………………………. (fly) on Sunday.
5. A: Have you got any plans for the summer? B: Yes, we ……………………………………………. (go) to Italy in June.
6. Be careful with that knife; you ………………………………………. cut yourself.
7. A: Whose is that coat? B : It’s Jillian’s. She ………………………………………… (wear) it at Christmas Eve.
8. A: Why did you call your uncle Bob? B: My sister and me ……………………………………………….. (visit) him tomorrow. 9. If don’t have a visa, you ………………………… (not / be able to) travel to the U.S.
10. A: What are you doing with that chair? B: I ………………………………… (take) to my room.
11.A: Why are you wearing your bathing suit? B: I ………………………………………………… (go) to the public pool with Henry.
Look at Carol and Adam’s diary below. Then, use the PRESENT CONTINUOUS form to say what their arrangements are for this week, as in the example: …show more content…
Millennials, children born between 1982 and 2002, are beginning to populate the workforce. They are known as the generation of caring and sharing – having detailed their daily lives on social media, and blogs. They believe that honesty is the most important quality for being a leader. So, no one is going to get paid just for showing up anymore. More flexible, more freelance, more collaborative and a far less secure job world will probably be the rule. These changes could only be handled by a generation with new